Outcomes associated with land-use and biodiversity strategies include air quality improvement, carbon sequestration and storage, flood protection, improved farm productivity/longevity, support for insectivores, land efficiency, local temperature regulation, maintenance requirements, pest management, pollination, reduced erosion, reduced imports, reduced fertilizer use, reduced run-off/stormwater management, reduced traffic, space for public parks, tree plantation, urban noise reduction, walkability, water conservation, water quality improvement, and water retention/flow regulation.

Authors

• Person: R. Newell, A. Dale, N.-M. Lister Organization: Ecology and Society
  An integrated climate-biodiversity framework to improve planning ...

Sources

• An integrated climate-biodiversity framework to improve planning ... ecologyandsociety.org R. Newell, A. Dale, N.-M. Lister · Ecology and Society via serper

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• carbon sequestration concept
• pollination concept